I cross-posted this on the Cisco Learning Network's CML-P forum but have yet to receive any replies. (Which is the best place for CML-P support questions?)
We have a clean install of CML-P that loses all router configurations (IOSv and IOS XRv) when the server reboots or the simulation stops and restarts. We did a "write" of the configs on all the routers but after the server reboot or simulation restart all the of virtual equipment boots up into the initial configuration dialog.
I notice that when I try to save the router's configuration via "write" I get some errors (below) but the changes are seen in the NVRAM:startup-config file when I do a "more nvram:startup-config"
Router#write
Building configuration...
% IOSv: Failed to create/open configuration file for writing: flash:/nvram
[OK]
*Jul 23 11:25:07.241: %MAINBOARD_GE-3-BIA_DB_ERR: Failed to open the BIA to interface mapping database: No space left on device
*Jul 23 11:25:07.242: %GRUB-5-CONFIG_WRITING: GRUB configuration is being updated on disk. Please wait...
Router#
*Jul 23 11:25:10.757: %GRUB-5-CONFIG_WRITTEN: GRUB configuration was written to disk successfully.
Any thoughts on what is causing this issue? Googling reveals little except that related issues are seen in EVE-NG and GNS3 running on ESXi.
Thanks!
